The logic for finding the data directory is as follows:
1. Find the root directory:
1.1 If TIMEWARRIORDB is set, use that.
1.2 Else if ~/.timewarrior is an existing directory, use that.
1.3 Else if XDG_DATA_HOME is set, use $XDG_DATA_HOME/timewarrior.
1.4 Else use ~/.local/share/timewarrior.
2. Append "/data" to the root directory.
- Link to the project's homepage rather than its source code.
- Move `chezmoi_shell` next to all the other *shell indicator* segments.
- Use a shade of blue that resembes the color on chezmoi.io.
- Don't go beyond 8 colors in 8-color configs.
- Remove the segment from the *pure* config.
- Fix whitespace padding on `CHEZMOI_ICON`.
- Use the appropriate icon with all fonts (the same as `HOME`).
- Add missing `CHEZMOI_ICON` definitions for "powerline" and "ascii" font modes.
- Remove the redundant literal "chezmoi" content from the segment.
- Fix instant prompt so that the segment is shown only when `$CHEZMOI` is non-empty.
for the three clock options (no clock, a 12-hour clock, or a 24-hour
clock), use the first character of the option as the input to
fix#2266.
This pull request is a reissue of – and supersession of – #2267,
which was pushed on a branch with non-ASCII characters in the name.
Signed-off-by: Lucas Larson <LucasLarson@riseup.net>
Apparently Windows Terminal has a bug. To reproduce:
print -P '\UF0737%K{red} %k'
The expected output:
x_
Here 'x' signifies any glyph of width 1, and '_' signifies a red
block.
The actual output:
x _
Notice the space.
The output of the following two commands is as expected:
print -P '\UFC35%K{red} %k'
print -P '\UFC35x'
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